Type-writing machine.



No 856,254. PATENTED JUNE 11, 1907.

' w; F. HBLMOND.

TYPE WRITING MACHINE. APPLICATION FILED APB.12,1907.

Wivmssm lawn/m 1 ribbon the other and ink ribbon having" its end foldedbeck to forine loop, and cau 'ht upon send pin, and means securing saidfolded end to the body of the ribbon and forming anobstruction upon theribbon for operating a i'fbbt-fi 'le versing mechanism, 1

In a typewriting machine -re combine tion of a ribbon spoo comprisingtwo flanges, a core uniting said flanges, and a ribbon-hohh ing pinorbitt fixed in one flange and extend ing toward the other flange butsuiiiciently short to permit to be caught there-over a loop of ribbonintroduced ink ribbon having its end folded back to form a loop caughtupon said pin, and means securing said loop end to the body of theribbon and forming an obstruction upon the for operating a ribbonwe/"amine mechanism; said securing means being in the form of a sheetmetal clip, each end of which is folded over the ribbon plies.

4. The combination with a ribbon spool comprising a air of flangesunited bye core, of a ribbon o euch'width as to nearly fill the spacebetween said flanges, the end of said ribbon folded back to form a;loop, and a pin extending from one of said flanges toward suflicientlyshort to perinit the between the flanges, an-- loop to be roadildisconnected from or caught upon the pin.

5..lh' combination with a ribbon spool cmnprisn g a pair of flangesunited by a cor cl? ribbon of such wid th as to nearly fill the betweensaid flanges, the end of said ribbon folded back. to form a loop, and apin extending from one of said flanges toward the other and suliicientlyshort to permit the loop to be readily disconnected from or caught uponthe pin, the end of the folded back part ofthe ribbon being connected tothe body of the ribbon in a manner to form an obstruction for operatinga Ilbl)Ol1-I'6V6I'S- ing mechanism.

5. in a typewriting machine, the con1bination of a ribbon spoolcomprising twoflanges,

a core uniting said flanges, and a rihbon-holding pin or bitt fixed inone flange and extending toward the other flange but sufliciently shortto permit to be caught thjereover a loop of ribbon introduced between 1the flanges;

said pin formed With a barb to catch tljge ribbom WHiLlAM FEIUHMNI)Bennett? Wi tnesses:

W. M. Dronmmn; v Monron C. Tamera.-

